Enjoy the most diverse forests in the world
Birding photography in Manu
Explore the world’s most bird-diverse region.
Discover our lodges
Our lodges are located in one of the richest regions in wildlife on the planet, where the Andes meet the Amazon, one of the most renowned birdwatching routes in the world, the Manu Road.
Journeys to the heart of the Amazon
Amazon Journeys offers nature and bird enthusiasts a different way to experience the forests of the Amazon. From the cold and humid cloud forests on the eastern slopes of the Andes at over 3,000 meters above sea level, to the warm and rainy lowland rainforests of the Amazon basin below 500 meters, we operate lodges located within conservation areas adjacent to biological stations, where scientists from around the world conduct high-level research. By staying with us, you directly support science and the conservation of Amazonian forests and their wildlife.
Journeys to the heart of the Amazon
Amazon Journeys offers nature and bird enthusiasts a different way to explore the forests of the Amazon. From the cold and humid cloud forests on the eastern slopes of the Andes at over 3,000 meters above sea level, to the warm and rainy lowland rainforests of the Amazon basin below 500 meters, we operate lodges located within conservation areas adjacent to biological stations, where scientists from around the world conduct high-level research. By staying with us, you directly support science and the conservation of Amazonian forests and their wildlife.
Traveler reviews
Everything—from the birds to the views, the room, the food, and the staff—was excellent. I will never forget my time here, and the incredible trails rich in a wide variety of plant species (bromeliads, orchids, ferns, and more) and wildlife. I am eternally grateful for the experience I had here at Wayqecha.
Magnificent birds with wonderful dawn choruses of chachalacas, jays, and many other species. Beautiful macaws in the late afternoon. It is hard to find a lodge anywhere with such lovely rooms, a super friendly and helpful staff, and incredibly good food. Highly recommended.
We were not disappointed! Without even trying to make a list, we enjoyed ~ 300 species of birds (plus another 30 species that are only heard or not seen well enough to count) and 20 mammals (of which ten were primates)! Among those many species were some significant regional specialties, unique and spectacular creatures.
I loved the adventure that we had during our last tour! Thank you for the wonderful trip programs and photos that carry the most amazing memories!
